EPISODE · Feb 3, 2015 · 17 MIN
HS 245 - Depressed? Give yourself an Oxytocin boost with Dr. Norman Shealy
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Dr. Norman Shealy is an 81 year old scientist that doesn't look a day over 60. He has written over 300 publications, including 23 books, and has appeared on Oprah, the Today Show, and more. He joins Jason today on the Holistic Survival show to talk about lengthening telomeres, special essential oils that will help with aging and disorders, and Norman explains what The Sacred Rings are. Key Takeaways: 1:30 – Jason welcomes Norman. 1:50 – Norman talks about what DHEA is. 3:00 – Norman was able to discover how to raise DHEA levels in people. 4:50 – Using a special mattress 30-60 minutes a night, the average person had their telomeres increased by 3-4% every year. 5:30 – The electrical method to increase telomeres is not practical, so Norman worked on an essential oil method. 7:45 – Norman feels like he's 36 and has outlived the average man by 6 years so far. 11:15 – Many disorders in people have been associated with low levels of oxytocin in the body. 13:15 – After using Norman's essential oils on an autistic boy, the boy was a completely different person after two months of use. 14:15 – Norman talks about pain management and how it has helped his patients. 15:25 – Norman believes it's human instinct to help another person. Mentioned In This Episode: https://normshealy.com/ Living Bliss: Major Discoveries Along The Holistic Path by Dr. Norman Shealy.
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